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Sunrise down the row of cornstalks
Sunrise down the row of cornstalks
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edazz
October 18, 2012
Nice Shot, nice lines, composition, POV, creativity, well done!
I would be honored if you would visit my View Bug gallery and my personal website at www.photo-pixart.com
I would be honored if you would visit my View Bug gallery and my personal website at www.photo-pixart.com
jillapollo
October 30, 2012
I'm really intrigued by this capture. I feel like I've shrunk (i.e. Alice in Wonderland style). Compelling!
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Location
This photo was taken right off of our driveway outside of Troy, OhioTime
This photo was taken about 7 in the evening when the sun was setting behind the fieldLighting
This was all pure natural lighting, a True Golden hour moment. The sun was setting toward the end of the field and just set everything aglow .Equipment
I used my Canon Rebel T1i with the kit 55 lensInspiration
I am a totally self taught photographer I am always looking around at the everyday things that most people overlook. and as i was walking out to the barn and the sun was setting that evening you could see down all the rows of corn and everything was glowing it was breathtaking , It looked like a tunnel that went on forever so I had to try to capture it with the camera not just my eyeEditing
Usually the only post-processing I do is sharpen up the photo a bit, add a bit of brightness and contrast but usually try to keep that to a minimum I love the natural lookIn my camera bag
My camera bag usually consists of Two Canon Rebel cameras, One Nikon D5200 a 55 lens, a 300 lens and a 200 lens. and a handful of charged batteries. I have never used a tripod most of the things I take photos of are on the move.Feedback
For someone trying to capture photos like this my advice would be just be patient, don't force the image nature will give you that right moment if you wait for it.
